Sentence examples for a strange equation from inspiring English sources

It's a strange equation — Beckham has sold tickets, but on the field he's been no help at all".

This is a strange psychological equation to say the least, but one that rules in the realm of luxury fashion.

Washington -- whose show, ABC's "Scandal," is one of the few ratings success stories of the 2012-2013 season -- joked that "It's like the electoral college, it's a strange, mathematical equation," but admitted, "Nobody's shielded from that, everybody stresses about it.

"That's what I was drawn to -- that strange equation between the champion and those who venerate him".

We spent the next several hours examining that strange equation.

I find a strange supply-and-demand equation at work among her and her preteen peers: the girls who grow up without fathers tend to overvalue male attention and devote enormous energy, at a very early age, to attracting it.

FOR years, a strange but highly effective equation -- which might be called the failure model -- has worked wonders for the network television business: fewer viewers plus fewer hit shows equals more advertising revenue.

Instead, Anderson's phrase "bringing animals into the equation" suggests that he holds his animal characters in a strange kind of esteem.

To summarise, a manifold is a strange (possibly high-dimensional) shape that can be described by a set of equations.

It's a strange, strange sport".

A strange silence descended.